janet yellen taking over the fed. what do you think about her leadership? guest: there you go. it goes back to earlier discussions of what washington is doing, basically just printing money to get our way out of this. that has never worked, will never work, and is actually bad for the economy long-term, as we see in potential for inflation rates, the unseen tax on all americans as you go to the store and see that the prices of everything have gone up dramatically. will be justntly like her predecessor, ben bernanke, which means you will just keep up this idea -- she will just keep up this idea of easy money in the market place. i have real concerns. ast: on fannie and freddie, story from "the wall street journal." "u.s. posts december budget surplus. fannie mae and freddy mac image to the treasury further narrowing the deficit." guest: there you go, when you have a government monopoly, you are guaranteed to make money. it is real easy if you are the only game in town, so to speak, to demand the prices you want to make money. that is not sustainable. i have a bill with jeb hens